Aedes japonicus japonicus and associated woodland species attracted to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention miniature light traps baited with carbon dioxide and the Traptech mosquito lure.
作者： John F. Anderson , Susan McKnight , Francis J. Ferrandino
DOI: 10.2987/12-6260R.1
关键词: Biology 、 Zoology 、 Ammonium bicarbonate 、 Field conditions 、 Woodland 、 Disease control 、 Carbon dioxide 、 Botany 、 Aedes japonicus
摘要: Abstract Twelve reported mosquito attractants, alone or in combination, and 3 different types of traps were evaluated under field conditions for their attractiveness to host-seeking oviposition-seeking female Aedes japonicus associated woodland species Windsor, CT, 2010 2011. This study highlights the effectiveness combining CO2 with TrapTech® Mosquito Lure a Centers Disease Control Prevention (CDC) miniature light trap collection Ae. j. mammalian-feeding mosquitoes. The TrapTech is proprietary blend Bedoukian Research, Inc. It contained 250 mg R-1-octen-3-ol 1900 mg ammonium bicarbonate, which slowly released from plastic disperser. On average, 567 individuals collected per night CDC baited plus Lure. numbers this 28 times 100 greater than ...
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